The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, February 12, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
BESI EFFORTS
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WHICH LADY DOES POPULACE THINK
THE MOST POPULAR?
$30.00 IN GOLD TO BE Ci?VEN AWAY ONfc
WEEK FROM TODAY
The greatest surprise in The An
derson Dally Intelligencer contest is
to find how remarkably easy it is to
make a showing by Just a little ef
fort. Many tell their experiences
wl/di lead to their securing large
numbers pr rotes, tn different easy
and delightful ways. Friends almost
forgotten have rallied to their aBsts>
tunce, -and acquaintances in their
neighborhood have shown a deep in
terest in tbelr. campaign.
Usually there is only one road open
to success, but in the present ^-aso
there are two. Although the easiest
way to succeed ,Ls to combine both,
ny both *ayswwW'1hean"that-? is pos
sible for one to build up their vote
total, both by the gathering and sav
ing coupons as well as through sub
acriptlonB secured. The best' way,
however, to do is to arrange for the
coupons and through the coupons to
arrange for a yearly subscription
and through the subscriber for more
coupons. It is always a pleasure
TO WORK AND PLAN WHEN YQU
ARE SURE OF AN EQUAL -OPPOR
TUNITY W?TH ALL OTHERS, and
this fact which is now well establish-'
cd, is the most gratifying feature of
the contest. 'Everyone knows that
their votes are well cared for and
that their chances are equa? to all
others. This encourages effort and
after planning will decide whom the
successful one will be, and Just in
proportion to your effort will be. your
rewarp.
it Ib well to remembe- that the sec
tion in which you can carry on your
Mis? Lynda Thompson.41,165
Mies Afinie Williams.42,226
Mrs. Clarence Osbome.76,025
DISTRICT XO. &
All Rural Reales and Towns Outride
' .?? Unite A$ t ?.<?.
?ko XUnu
so? I?,Western Koutb
' Carolina,
r,9,02r,
DONALDS.
Miss Virginia Nelson ...
LOWNDE8VLLE.
Miss Lets Farmer.1.025
Miss Moselle Huckabee.1,025
Miss Ida-Allen -.1.025
Miss Anna BeUd .1.025
Miss Ella Floyd.. .. ..1.025
Mrs. W. W. Thompson.1,025
Miss Louise Harper. ..1,025
Mrs. Dr. J. D. Wilson.1.025
Mrs. C. T. Baker ...1.026
Mrs. E. J; HUCkabee .. .. ,. ..1,026
Miss Louise Harper. . .1,025
Mrs. R. H. Mosely .. ...1,025
IVA.
Miss Eula Mae Hanks
Miss Nora MuCullough
Mrs 8 M McAdams
STARR.
Mrs. N. E. Yaargin . .
Mrs. Frank Gentry .. .
Miss Luis Dean.
Mrs. F. I. Jdnes .. .. .._ ..1.026
Mrs. J. M. Land.1,026
Mrs- Clyde T. Bowen.1.025
Miss Mary Pool . . 1,025
Miss Mgttie Banister.: 1,016
Miss Luhv Price.1,026
BELTON.
Miss SUra Martin ... .46,020
Miss Annie MoConnell ... ... 72,520
Miss Ines, Fields ... .49.670
io ? ?? ?iuuicM. ouiuB wu- j xa?9 Kuby Eiii&on.46,305
testants ge? the idea that they cannot I MJTs. N. E. Watkina ... ... 44,565
Hoiicit- outside of their own district (Miss F/ances White. 48,670
Tbfe'la a mistake. The districts are MIrs1 Kkttie Vandiver ... ... 42.200
orily made WIUi the''view of helping ? Miss Pallie Wright .72J565"
you to win, as by tbls arrangement f WILLIAMSTON. i.
the contestants In one district do not 1 Mrs. F.t L. Darnell '..;? ... 05,390
compete with any other contestant in , Misa Lillian Da mall ... ... 43,
. 42,426
. 42,840
. .44.200
..60,790
. ..1,026
..1.025
another district, excepting for the
Capita': and Grand prise. Bear this
in mind and make a complete can
vass of any territory in which ypu
have friends. Write letters any
where, in the United States, Phone to
any ono within "esch and make as
many personal calls as possible. In
this way a great number of people
wRj know of your candidacy and
reiry lot your support.' Give everybody
to understand that you are in the.
contest to win,' Believe (firmly In
you* Buceeas, and it will help you
grektly in convincing others. Fol
low up the suggestion? made by
friends as to the conducting of your
campaign. Almost every suggestion
has a good point, and by carefully
planning all of your moves, your
chobce of winning will increase
One week from today $30.00 In Gold
will be given away. See to ft that
you get your share.
DISTRICT NO. ].
AH Territory Within the Corporate
Usage el. Anderson.
Miss Anna Donald .. .. .. .. ..1,0
IBsTCbrlstlBe^icott >.r'ri";.!
Misa Blanche Mliler ...1,
Miss Sal, Cor. .. .. .. .. .. ..1
Miss Maud Bcwle . . .. .. . . . .1/
Miss Anne Laurie Colyea.1,0
Mise Mary Wllbowe..1,026
Ml?s^Bdith Blg^j.^ .. .
Miss Ines Babb ....
Mrs James T-vSnow.. .62,576
Ml3rt Francis Harris Brice ... 56.550
Miss Nell O'Donell.60,140
Brs. J. w. Threat!.53,560
ttre. Qeo. W. Spear
42.225
Miss Julia Simpson., .. . .1.025
Miss Saille Cobb in..1,026
Mr?. Frank Trlpp . . .1,025
Miss Agnes BeUp.,. . .1,025 j
tS^lSSF^-?Sl
Mrs. sam 'Beam., .. ., ? oasj
Miss Carrie Lander.1,026}
Miss Annie West. . .1,025.
Miss Rose Hudkens.1,026
Miss Agnes McBra?y.1.U25 j;
Miss Belle Jones ....,.1.025?
Mrs. John McCuen.1,0261:
Miss Mamie - Bartln .. .? .1.?2B1
Miss Ida Mae Crenshsw.i>0?5
Miss Lets Godfrey" "..*.*.'.."
Miss Ola: Seoggins (West) 49,82(0
PIEDMONT.
. Miss Pallie Shearman.42.280
'Miss Sarah Spearman ... ... 42,405
Miss LUlle Mae Armstrong .. ,;1.025
Miss Ethel Cobb.1,025
Mis?. Sophia Duncan.1.025
Mrs. W. V. Wench.1,025
Miss Sadie Gilliard ....1.025
Mrs Will F Tolly.: . .42,270
Misa Vina P??r|ek.40 37/;.
Miss Alice Brajr ..70,500
Miss Myrtle McKinney ... ... 44,450
Miss Isabelle Webb.74.045
Miss Myrtlo Bolt .... 59,685
Miss Myrtle Barton .42.650
Miss Rosa Pavhe. ax nan
Miss Florells Beck.68,470
Mrs. Ols Cooley.,30,025
Miss Elltabeth Van Wyck.51,22*
.'..I fWMW?? ??n, ,. .. .. .. . .i.uzoi
'Ite*!* * BnCltfjtM .. .. .. ..1.026 ?
Mrs.-*
Mr:?. Hu
M. Cathcart
3. Hunter Thompson ...
Mis. j. I Stuart ...... .
Maw. H, P. Eiserrman ... .
Miss Ltija R Smith.
Ektna Campbell ?..
Greta MeClellnn ... .
O. F. Yayio? ... ...
Miss -Annie Cunningham . '.
Mrs. (*. J. DeCamps.
Miss Luit Brown.
Miss Elisabeth McGee . .. .
Bis? Ella Avery.
wre. G us Hungens ...
Miss Lob) Garrison.
Miss FJ G_Harrison.
JvTra. w. in. nujruOr ......
M??;s Wattle Osilllsrd ... .
7?XK FtSi^aoadi Bsaty .. ..
Mir?. Suxan C. Frederick .
62,320
..1,025
,,i.a?a .
..1.025
Mrs. J. Z. Leverette.1,025
Ul_15?^-1-_ ??..._v.- -
mw, vmnrn MKUI1U9 ., ..X,V?0
Miss Anain Alken ,.
Misa Frederica Donald ..
Miss Carrie Lou Rom ..
Mrs S. D. Campbell .. ..
Miss Leia Anderson. ..
SENECA.
Mrs. F. B. Striblings .. ..
Misa Dorothy Jennings..1436^
.60,200 Miss Floride Probst ...
48,650 MlsB Sifacy Sltton.
54.270 Miss Sue Bally ,. ,. ..
5a,17S Misa. Lmla GiSh?lliat ..
. 56,590 Miss Loube Farmer ... ;
60,660 .m* ;.
5Sj?6 Mas Hamilton .. ,
H328 M>" * ?Um.
f.0,226 Rbatieo Hopkins.1^25
50,320 Sirs. Sallie Hollemen.1,0X6
64*85 iVONEA PAT?I.
Mrs. Wa CStack iVi\ :..
SC,2er> Miss Enna Leach.
.225 Mrs. Jerry McKensle ...
?35 Mrs. Oaear McCurry ...
rm.?ov ; sjjas k???ie srmrh
79.S?5 MSss Mittie Kay ..55^?,
54^76 AM'BFflLLK.
66,096 . Miss FSnale Killinsworth .. . .1,025
..iv
..1,025
..1,025
.. 1,026
,.lv026
5S>
GE.*
Cad
'tfLARliPY fi?WfhP??Pfc" x?^^e
as taaay of thessir
ret, each dne
than Feb H,
f
TO IB AFT?B Fl
Miss Annie Belle.48,8*8
glss Sadle Prince.1.0x41
Miss ?uls Sttber.1.025
Biss Hattle Le* Hsdden .. .. ..MlSf
LEVEL LAND.
Mis? Lee* Wilson.1.015
SANDY SPBIN?ft,
Miss Mettle* Mays '. ... 48.680
Miss Carrie Darby.1.055
Mrs. 8am Hammond.l.OJS
Mrs. A?lee Glenn i.l.Ot&j
iuh Gertrude uoutr.u.1.u2s '
Kiss Kathleen Birod . 42,000
Mrs. D. L Reed ...l.*NtG
CLKKSON.
Miss Nek* Eloan'... . :.1.0^5
Mrs, W. L Hutchinson.1.0x5
Urs. M. ?. Abbott.1,0t?
Mrs. N. M. Hoggs.1,025
Miss Etta Sod?cv.1,205
Miss Pauline Hugbes...J,Q2?
Misa M StoW. ..1.025
l-AIB PLAY.
Miss Vera Crawford.?,0:*5
Mrs, Cas?y.MA*?
Mka Sadie Marrett.1.025
Bliss Llllle Cole .. .1.025
Mrs. Bernice Cllmph.1,025
Miss Mae Beile Crawford.1,025
SOUTH UNION.
Westminster P. O., R. F. D. No. 8.
Miss Georgia Thomas ?.1,025
!*?.?. Otto 'Hurries. iiJS?t
Miss Amanda Reeder .. .. .. ..1,025
PENDLETON'.
Miss Margaret* Evans '..68,830
Mrs. J. R.Coverston .. .. ..1,025
Mrs. V. Cf. Harro?. .. 1,025
tfre. b. B. Wb'tten.1/ .5
TO WX TILLE.
Mrs. J. D. Bs'm ... .42320
Mrs. Loin Boleman .42,315
Urs. N. C. Brown.42,225
N0RJUS.
Miss Lola Whiting . t..1,025
Miss Burnett Alexander.1,025
LIBERTY.
Miss Nelle RoblUSbn V.1.025
Miss Mary Qantt .1.025
Miss Pett Clutpmaa.1.025
Miss Daisy Willis.1,025
EASLEY. I v
Miss Gladys Smith .<.1.025
alss Edna Mae Folger ... .. 1.025
ils Ethel Wyatt.1.025
Miss Emily Robinson. 1.025
Miss Jennie Robinson . 1,025
Miss Margaret Sellera. 1.025
Mlfta Bell Noms.1.025
AUTUN.
Mrs. AIm Rlmnnon -, - .1.025
Miss Mande Whitman.1,026
Miss Mary Lee Norrie RPD6 . .56,876
CENTRA Ij.
Miss Mary RoWlSrtd .-..1.025
Miss Stacy Shirley.1.026
Miss Maggie Carson.1,0?
Mrs. J: W. V^lUce.1.026
MTB. P?oriBa No?r?5. *"^r~
Mrs. JeB Gassaway.1.025
Mrs. ?l?ipa K?U?nurc ... . -. . fi"***
Miss Jennie AUen.1.025
WARB SHOALS.
Mrs. J. P. HUI ........... 49,205
ANDERSON, RED,
MISS Mar> Lee'Notria HPD 6 56,375
Ha?4a Selraa Crawford KFD 6 49,945
Mrs..Reld ^fttteoifi?*.SrD^ PW*
Miss. > ? - . ; ?.
Miss Lacy Tc*? .43,**?
ktrsr Henry WhitOeld.13.400
?ts.G?oW.1 Kernels.48,610
Cathoan, 8. C
MIbs Vera Chapman-i.. -59,440
ROBERTS
Mrs. Henry Whlfcfiel*... 25.285
Miss Grgce Campbell ..,.1,025
WALHALLA
VU** Rose-mory v Bosch- . 574<0
feet Interitftte Commerce "
<By Associated Press)
Washington, Keb. li,?wn?ie sena*
&r? b? the Interstate comm?res c? s
nission today were conferring with
President "Mlsca on the anti-trust
l?gislative program, progressive par
ty leaders la' and oui of Congress
*ere explaining, to House eomtalttees
.hoir views on the bundling of the
trust problem. > . tfcvi
The conf?rence at the white house,
irranged rt the request of 'Senator I
s'ew lands, cnalrman of the interstate
TT? ti-*iT?f\jy nrr?**!*"", ocinmv ni>vii
improvement of the Interstate trade
commission bill as dratted 'by the
rjvuSr? vSn??C??ry ?Obcuuiu?i?urc. ?fl
,erest was added to tno meeting by
iS?H?vMww. vrx ur?v?r>u un. 1??5 ?
leaocrsts by repu blies?* members of I
the committee. Senators Oliver asd
Llppitt participated la the discussion,
laving been urged by riiatrmsn Nov
iands to draft amendments to trade
commission'bill, which would-act as a
ufeghartt, Against unnecessary pub? |
llcity concerning corporations lano-1
cent of en* violations or taw.
TM? committee plans to? compl?te
Iti revtsioh of the bill next week.
1 soetsiis?, CaleefeT *
nn&iiiniTinii
We Cannot Save the People Unless We Teach Them?We
Cannot Teach them Unless We Reach Them."
Thursday Mprsisg.
9:30?Sbng service, Mr. Lowden
sad Mr. Roper.
10:00?Prayer* Dr. T. H. Law.Spar
tanburg.
10:10?"Cradle Roll Possibilities
aad. Plans," Mrs. Samuel N. Berts,
elementary superintendent, Spartan
burg.
_ 10.30?"Graded Instruction in tbe
Elementary Division," Mrs. .Mary
Foster Bryner, elementary superin
tendent international association, Chi
cago.
11:30?"Tbe Challenge of Adoles
cente,"'Prof; J. W. Thomson, - Win
throp College. Roth Hill.
11:30?"Half ; Hour With tbe
Word." Dr. William J. WIlliamBoa,
St LOuia.
!2:10?"Teaching Men and Women
Through the Organised Class," J.
Shrove Durham, Chicago,
12:40?The Home Department as
a MeanB of Ingathering," -John C.
Carman, Denver.
1:00?"The, Sunday 8cbool an Un
developed Factor to World Conquest,"
Mrs. E. C Crook, Columbia.
.. Thursday;? Afteroeeu.
3:30?Ifdme visitation and home
department: odnferehce. First Baptist
church,': the Rev. J, ?. Coker, State
home visitation, saperlntend?nt, pre
siding; J. Shreve Durham, specialist.
What a Home Visitation Canvass
Can Do fdr a Ttawaehlp," tl* Rev. W.
J. Roitch, Glenn, Springs.
"How to Take * Canvass. In the
City: In the R??s1 District;." J.
Shreve Durham. ^"
"Conserving the Results of a Can
vass Through .. the > Home Depart
ment," 'WLA?\ Ha^Thwn, State, home
department superintendent, Colum
bia. ; ..< ?;? ??? ?'
Teacher training. First Presbyte
rian cbnrch, ?.e unrv. F, wr uregg.
State teachmv Ira&incc Kauaerinten
dcht, ??oek Ht?, -prestding; ; Joim C.
Carman; Batten specialist.;, .
"Teacher draining ? the Local
School; Promotlag the WorkiThrough.
the -Couotry AnaoehUlon^'iBbhn C.
Carman. - - Mi
' "Teacher >t?atett?r^rom the: View
point of the iStetO?aec*
Open parMainbat, Wr. Co
Rev. Fi TAV.0r%g,'
MUaslr.n.> I, f>aitra>. Bxgabyterl&n
church, Mrs. S. ^/L^nham. Bta^o mis
slon superintendent, Spirlanburg,
presiding. ? ,i
I. "How to Make the Mpst of Mis
sionary dayt' ?bject ' Lesson Talks;
?Central Presbyterian?North Main
tary of the Georgia Sunuly " hi?i?b\
^--j ^j-Tts^tatioii, 'Atninta:
11:20?"Half Hour With the Word,"
Dr. William .1. Williamson.
12:00?Musi.:.
12:10? Recognition of counties, roll
call: Abbeville, the Rev. E. B. Ken
nedy; Aiken, tiie t?ev. T. 1). John
ston; Anderson, Dr. A. S. Smothers;
Use^f Blackhoardt Length,of ' Wime i Bamberg, Prof. J. C. Guilds; Borko
In Music." , j ley, a V.\ 1 issell; Beaufort, the Rev.
2. "Missions Taught In Haste;
mpriea^ at How Some Hymns iVero
ofinibiiiiy oi in? Mission
ary Story."
Elementary conf?rence, St John's
Methodist ehorch; Mrs. S. N. Burts.
presiding.
Devotional, a prayer for the ele
mentary teacehra of South Caro.'oa,
the 'Rev. J. W. sPeake, Anderson.
"A Bible Story; How a Little:Bor
Helped." Mrs. W. A. MeAuley. Bpar
tanburg.
"A soag.
fftfifJotml Mjeetikaa, -
Beginners and cradle1 roll, Miss
Hoffmeyer presiding: '
1. A lesson. taaeht.
2. The beginner and his needs, Mrs.
Maty Foster Bryaor.
3. "Mlsaionarq . Instruction," Misa
Agnen Ravenel.
4. "Securing Rever.mce," Mrs. 8.
J. Ramage. ..
5. "Good Times for Beginners,"
Mrs. E. Ci Crook. :
"PrSmary," Mrs. J.. Simpson,
J'Sv -I*r"?i?ry ?Eii Hin tit-cm,
Mrs. Bryner.
2. "litustrated St?ry," Mrs. S. K.
Burts.
3. "Promotion Exercises," Mrs.
Hal Dick.
a. "Missionary lactructton," Miss
Agnes Ravenncl.
6. ' Cbaatlag the right atmos
phere," Mrs. H. J- R?tnage; . '
Junior's, S. T. Lanham, presiding.
1. Opening service la junior d?
parttneat? Mrs. C. L. Abbott
"M&tlpnery ?aatraeikin." Miss
Agnes Fmvanel.
3. "Teaching tlie Command merits",
Misa Mary -irw in.
4. "Junior Lcsacai" Mrs. Creak.
Fi. "Hero Worship and. the Story,"
Mrs. Bart?.
6. "The. Junior and Hi* Needf."
lire, '.BftessHf. -:..;.-.<.-'
6 to" 7. Suporlniehdeat's confer
ence, St John's Methadtst church.
Led by D. W. Sims. Atlanta.
Thuredey Evealag.
7:15?8^??'>e*rs4ee, iMn Lowden,
Mr. Roper.
7:45?Prayer. Dr. J. 8. Moffatt,
president of Era* me College, Due
West.
7:65??First the Blade," Mrs. Maty
Foster Bryner, Chicago.
_S:2fi?"How to Help the Teachers
Kes^ir the People," J. Sureve-.Dur
ham, Chicago.
Frida? Eveaiae.
fi:20?Song aervi?e,. >,Xr. ' Lowden
and MT. Roper. ?\
t?-.OO?Prayer. Dr. Mark L. Car
lisle, pttsiot- Buncombe Street church,
Greeavlllo
30: iQ?"How to IkReh the .i?00,SM
Peephb-oa the Outside,' J. ftteve
Durham. . .>*v
lu:?w.--- vtAching' -Thcwe We
Raaeb," D. W. Sims, g?n?ral teere?
J. H. Noland; Charleston. J. D. Cap
. peimatin; Cnihoua, James a; jafer
ritt; Chester, J. A. allfner, Chester
field, W. C. E???b; Cheroh?v, ?'?r. .1. ri.
Dill; Clarendon. <3? A. McFadden;
Colleton, D. Mi Vara; Darllugtoa. A.
J. A. Perritt; Dillon, W. J. c&uh ;
Dorchester, F. EL Hlnnant; Edgcileld.
L. G. Watson; Florencei J. W. Hwks;
Georgetown,-J;,.T. Orant; Qreonvillc,
the Rev. A. it Mitchell.
1:20?Reprewmtailoe o? banner?:
Greenwood,' W. H. Nicholson; Hamp
ton. E. M. Peoples;. Harry, Paul
Quattlebaum; Jasper, the-Rev. G.
PL Why; Kershaw, J, ,C Hum
ptiries; Lancaster, ' W. L, Croxton;
Laurens, J. C. eDnny; Marlon, O. H.
McMillan; Marlboro, It.Cosby New
ton; Newberry, Arthur Klbleri.Or
angeburg, Dr, J. L. B. GUmore; Rich
land. H. A. Wise; SalUda, J.' N. Dc
Irftacb; Spartanburg,, T. M. Lyles;
9u?rte?. C. M; Hurst; Union, J 11.
j Hope; WIHiamsbarg, O. M. Mitchell;
York,'J." E. Wtfclmsley.
Friday Afternoon.
Denominational conference from
8:34) to ?:0?.
Baptist eonrerecoe. First Baptist
tiuir<-h. i>r. i. F. Vines, presiding:
Methodist conf?rence, St.- John's
Methodist church. Rev. W. 1. HfertKirt,
presiding.
Presbyterian conference, Central
Presbyterian church. Uov. .F. W.
Grey. prealdUng.
Episcopal conforer.ee. Episcopal
church. l?v. W. H. K. Pendleton,
prenldlng.
Christian conference, Cum'.ay school
room, convention church,.Bey, S. M.
Jonos, p.nator Christian church, Co
lumbia, presiding.
Asfiociate K?formed " Pri<abyterian
ccnrcronco, Associate Reformed Pres
byterian church, tho Pev. J. W. Cnf
son. Newberry, presiding
dcr'ma'e,
?, Spaf
8:00?Bong -eefvie^; . Mr. lowden
and Mr. U?.;:;.:-.
Srlfv?PrayerlSar
pastor First Baptist el
tanburg. i
8:20?Address, Dr.
Philadelphia
AdJroaErf 4Dr,
W?iUiani::on, tJtulB, Mo.
?:20?Olos?ng words,, J. S.irovo Dur
ham; Cblcat'o.
S. S. ?^iyENTION
Secretary Whaleyl Presented An
derson's Welcome
. lsei4>sV'b "Iii?
Tho 37th snriW^'Wtetrttoa of the
South Carol Ing^Bu?-day School, jassOn
elation was fqsmsJry opened Wed
nesday mornUift^Mf.\he First Baptist
church of this
There uro threatening clouds of
calamity overherilMrJ our common-'
wealth, hut through tho rifts in those
clouds there shines the' bright light of
Christian fellowship embodied in
this gathering of devoted men and
women who are laboring in t' < M
afa name for ti?eMpf^t purj n
teaching and traifilB4> all agaa o-' f>?'V
citizenship in the groat principles ot
holy Christianity.
The Bonn servicexM rundor th? t??d
ershlp of Messrs. lrarofd ('. i^ivvuen.
of Philadelphia, veen"; and A. W.
Hopcr,. pinOlst
D*. Bl vT**'KiklSaW?'. M,ia?Uobtiry
conducted tho iletBM.
following. whle't aii^r**?^* of ? w?V
come - were 'd*.*'<vcatd Mr. Ponor
A. Whaley, t-.e m m'-v t-i ('.<' Chamber
of Commerce of Anderson, and Dr. I.
F Vines oi the jeave?ti?tt. .chttrehi
Mr. Whaley gtve lullv iUSorinrc oZ
cordial welcome, averring that An
derson rejoiced to have these repre
sentatives or Sunday school work
meet within her borders and gloried
l.n tho fact that fully Vi, prt'cent of
j her cltb.enship is identified with ti,:?
Lutheran conference, Firit Prcaby- j various .churches of; the city.
teriau church, Kenneth Baker. Green- Mr. Whaley elccteii dpplaulo wl
wood, presiding._ i he -stated . that In %htertainlng
First Presbyteria n?West WbUner
State Convention of tbe United Con
federate Veterans, ' Anderson would
not officially give them any strong
drink. The eoaveatkm also applaud
ed Mr. Whaley's sentiments with ref
erence to Anderson's development
and her spirit Of true hospitality.
Dr. Vines spoke' vigorously con
cern tog the great i meaning of tater?
?riiouiiiiuiuMisi union in thla line of
Christie* 'effort. >The purpose la to
magnify tbe points of agreement bo
tween the various branches 'of the
ohxireb. Enthusiasm and co-ope ration
are tbe chief elements manifested'by
such an assembly. Dr. Vines ham
mered Gov. Blesse and the preset*
condition of the States politics. "Is
this out of place,*' he asked, and
many voices responded "No, no". He
declared tust the convention should
go out from here determined to do
everything possible for tbe uplift of
the State In all matters.
Mr. J. P. McNeill of Florence, made
a graceful and elegant acceptance of
the hospitality of the city. He com
plimented Anderson and this great
piedmont section. He turned a Joke
neatly on Mr. Whaley by declaring
that whereas the elty of Andersou
would serve no drink to the veterans',
/et M?". W?iilsy l??d tOlu thO V???O?n
that if they wanted anything to call;
on the Chamber of Commurco.
Rev. Walter I. Herbert, Sumter, as
president of tbe association, then
set forth the development and pur
pose or International Sunday school
work. '
This is succinctly announced in
three terms each full of potent mean-1'
tog: . Organization, education, ovan
gelixstton. The first, tho implement,
the secord, tbe skillful use of the Im
plement; tbe third, the eternal result
of this skilful us*ag of an efficient
implement.. No one can count the cost
in money, in love, in self-sacrificing'
labors. Make ? bargain, with Guu
that by His help you will win tho
last , boy or girl, to your class for tbe
service or the Master.
Rev. W. It, K. Peadletea,
"Mllo storie Thlitj?BeaeaM formed
tho themo of Rev. W. H. K. Pendleton,
chairman executive committee, Bper*
tanburg. Dr. Pendletcn rendered
grateful thanks to God for His guid
ance and His grace which have been
s?pp!!ed during the pees'.sj of ttte
' yecr. He paid high tribute to his
j predecessor, Prof. Tho<$. \V. Keitt.
j Twenty-eight county conventions
, have been . held. Klght organised
j couutlo have not held conventions,
probably 'because or tho early dato of
I this convention. .
I . There uro ten banner" cnunttss
?oin? iwo "front ilno" counties.
?louKiy aad 'tQweship or district,
officers were urged to all, diligence
to perfect, and extend the work over
which they have, Jurisdiction. Every
Sunday school should have a "Cradla
The-Infant's hand, may bo
.-*?8??fe!&ftr^by which parotis may be
Bash of the depaNment h?elemen
tary. Rorondary, ?m? sduHr-^bows a
market', '.uiprovemene during the ytar
?jro)?o*lng.
.. (toad Music.
At "high noon" tho convention was
called from, ?labpr to- refreshments"
by 'having to minute? or music Mr.
Ho,ier rendered a beautiful transpooi
lica of the Portuguese Hymn with ae
eumpouiment or chimes which he
himself Wad arranged, The conven
tion then stocd and sung tho words
"How Firm a Foundation, ye Saints
of tho Lord.'
Dr. William J. Williamson; pastor ;
Third Baptist church. 8t, Lou!*, Mo.,
led the meditations of tho convention,
n a "I-feJf Wear v?Bh the Word."
mornings of tho ses
sv up w?l lead to the study of the
Pafllpplan epistle. St. Paul describes
hlrnielf <** a?tehid slsvb of the Lord
Jeans.? That is. tbs limit of seif
shaegsf Ion. The prayers of the apos
tle are windows through which wo
catch glimpses of hi* seal. The pray
er lifo of the people Is at rr SIljjfjfcT
tag tow ebb, R was no labor* for
Peel to pray. It was a Joyomr expe
rience. .. ... , n . ... .. ' i?
He Uve* T:ls people deeply and
' :.-nre .v agaiast dis
. our tgetnf m. 8b also must, th? Sun
day a,boot teacher tenderly and
strongly loAie every pupil f? tbe class;
' 5? ?.f y<'" wtll neifa? ceasa, effort
>.n n-.ven jm ar>d earnostWcss w^l
b'-wr I p.
;&;ISjW|l -j-rays t'sut ha tr-'.nlo may be
'K-r.vce - -v-iaj a'w.iMUV.r ?il. word 1?
|,?aU- loo o4tv.ri.>kv.n ?t. nr set It'
*n*tU'. "B-nM-re". mMii- *# ufe?r-that
s - -.iKht may r-hlne Ikrr.ugh withont
>*fM. .h.:ghf?ve ' twrham."' r'licogo,
dccuonelruteii "How UV'get th? most,
out of. this conventions."* Vitr?t u? ?taj.
teanon." paysatteaema to everything
that t? ?14 aud .done. AttcnMoa do
pend? upnn. | "atteadaace/' Otve all
ysar tune to the convention during
tbohnu*B??< its.??askm. If you rig
lect the sessions, pen wilt exert a
bad^ le?ae??a*tsA the-, home in which
you ve entertained.
BeesBd. : *y ^Ar?5>Ucatlr.n.'- Study
bow y*t?ajm*y< ap?dfrj?eacb new truth,
new. mstMoi.. iieK.:i^rin?iA>n.
Brhe?UjOr its .improvement and' ea
cottragesttcnt.
< o morning m*salon adoarced with
tho benediction by ..p?. vLaw of
SpartarVnirg.
Ne* Ort?sas, Pen,' lL^jPhoV fade1-'
ral--reserve, beak ; organization com
mHtee, composed of SseriUr> 01 ??
TYeaeury MeAdec and Hrcrctarr of
Agriculture Houston,- today beard:
ctataw. otV fresher* ami commercial
representatives of Lcr.;svil|o and
New Orleans why their respective
eitles should have a federal reserve
bank. A large detegatten of M/tni
phls bankers Veard the arguments
asct tod?Mrrow wisi inr^seat ibetr'
chi}?v for a' bank at ^tuphl? a?t^r^
which the* rontmittos ' Will go tc Af
latta for a bearing